The impact of drug and alcohol misuse has been the subject of widespread media discussion in the past year, particularly in the context of restricted alcohol trading hours in an effort to reduce alcohol-fuelled violence. A recent study evaluating NSW Health's drug and alcohol consultation liaison (CL) services1 demonstrates how pervasive drug and alcohol problems are, and the impact they have on the health system. This paper highlights how expanding CL services to fill current unmet need could deliver a range of benefits to patients and hospitals
Objective: To quantify and describe alcohol-related presentations to our ED, as part of the bination...
Objective: To determine the proportion of alcohol-related presentations to emergency departments (ED...
Introduction: Alcohol use in patients presenting to the emergency department (ED) is a significant p...
© 2016 Australasian Professional Society on Alcohol and other Drugs. Introduction and Aims: This stu...
Background: The nature of medical care in relation to acute alcohol and other drug presentations is ...
Background: The burden of harm associated with alcohol misuse is disproportionately high in rural ar...
The results of this provide important evidence of the very high levels of drug and alcohol use obser...
Introduction and Aims: Excessive alcohol consumption is related to substantial health and social ord...
Background: This study aimed to investigate the longitudinal changes in emergency department (ED) pr...
The alcohol harm reduction strategy for England and subsequent White Paper highlight the problems as...
ntroduction and Aims Regulatory and collaborative intervention strategies have been developed to red...
Objectives To determine the prevalence of alcohol-related presentations in all 29 emergency departme...
Harm associated with the consumption of alcohol on licensed premises is an issue of increasing commu...
© 2018 Society for the Study of Addiction. Background: Emergency department (ED) alcohol-related pre...
OBJECTIVES: To establish the prevalence and comorbidity of substance-related problems and anxiety an...
Objective: To quantify and describe alcohol-related presentations to our ED, as part of the bination...
Objective: To determine the proportion of alcohol-related presentations to emergency departments (ED...
Introduction: Alcohol use in patients presenting to the emergency department (ED) is a significant p...
© 2016 Australasian Professional Society on Alcohol and other Drugs. Introduction and Aims: This stu...
Background: The nature of medical care in relation to acute alcohol and other drug presentations is ...
Background: The burden of harm associated with alcohol misuse is disproportionately high in rural ar...
The results of this provide important evidence of the very high levels of drug and alcohol use obser...
Introduction and Aims: Excessive alcohol consumption is related to substantial health and social ord...
Background: This study aimed to investigate the longitudinal changes in emergency department (ED) pr...
The alcohol harm reduction strategy for England and subsequent White Paper highlight the problems as...
ntroduction and Aims Regulatory and collaborative intervention strategies have been developed to red...
Objectives To determine the prevalence of alcohol-related presentations in all 29 emergency departme...
Harm associated with the consumption of alcohol on licensed premises is an issue of increasing commu...
© 2018 Society for the Study of Addiction. Background: Emergency department (ED) alcohol-related pre...
OBJECTIVES: To establish the prevalence and comorbidity of substance-related problems and anxiety an...
Objective: To quantify and describe alcohol-related presentations to our ED, as part of the bination...
Objective: To determine the proportion of alcohol-related presentations to emergency departments (ED...
Introduction: Alcohol use in patients presenting to the emergency department (ED) is a significant p...